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The kind of prep that meets you where you actually revise — on the bus, at your desk, the night before mocks. Realistic questions, proper worked explanations, and sessions that push exactly where you're weakest. No tutor bill.

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How it works

From first question to walking in ready.

No lesson plans to build, no guesswork about what to revise. Four steps, and the last one is sitting the real thing.

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    Practice like it's the real day

    Every question matches the current spec, timed to the real clock, in a screen built to mirror the actual test.

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    Learn from every question

    Full worked solutions on every practice question — the right answer, the reasoning, and why each wrong option is wrong. Full access adds them for the past papers too.

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    Know when you're ready

    Adaptive sessions keep pulling you back to your weak spots, and your progress shows you when you've got there.

Genuinely felt like sitting the real thing on the day. The timing pressure in the mocks was the biggest thing free past papers can't replicate.
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What you get

Everything the real paper throws at you — practiced in advance.

Six things we obsess over. All of them included in every plan.

LNAT · Section AQ 14 / 42

The passage argues that public funding of the arts is defensible only if the arts demonstrably widen access. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument?

AWidening access is difficult to measure objectively.
BMost publicly funded institutions already collect access data.
CAccess data has consistently improved year-on-year.
DPrivate funding has failed to widen access at all.
Fidelity

Exact replicas of the real UAT papers

Every section rebuilt to match the current spec — question shapes, traps, phrasing, difficulty. Nothing softened.

Time Remaining
18:05
Section A18:05 left
Timing

Practice under real exam conditions

Best by sectionScore
Critical Thinking2.6est.
Problem Solving3.1est.
Overall (avg)2.9
Scoring

Accurate scoring algorithms

LNAT · Question bank2,148 live
All topicsUnseenHard +
#1042Section A · InferenceMedium
#1179Section A · Author's toneHard
#1316Section A · Argument structureMedium
#1453Section A · Vocabulary in contextEasy
Depth

Thousands of eerily accurate mock questions

A bank deep enough that you'll never see the same question twice — filter it by topic, by difficulty, or by what you haven't seen yet.

Spec note · 2.4
Assumption vs inference — how examiners tell them apart
Rule of thumb:if you had to add a fact to make the conclusion work, it’s an assumption. If the fact was there already, it’s an inference.
Applies to LNAT, TARA
Notes

Detailed notes on the whole specification

The reasoning and examiner technique behind every question.

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Sub-topics
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Difficulty
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Practice exactly how you want

Quick start or full custom setup: pick the sub-topics and the difficulty you want to drill, then sit it in the real Pearson-style interface or GhostPrep's own. Plenty of ways to make every session yours.

Difficulty

Turn it up as you get better.

Every question is graded across four levels, so practice keeps pace with you — from finding your feet to well past anything the real exam will ask.

Easy

Find your feet. Learn the question shapes without the clock breathing down your neck.

Medium

Real-exam standard — the difficulty you'll actually meet on the day.

Hard

Stretch. The tougher end of the real paper, where marks are won and lost.

Insane

Deliberately harder than the real thing, so the real thing feels calm by comparison.

Medium is pinned to genuine real-exam difficulty. Practice there and you're practicing the actual paper.

I was doing an hour a day for two months. The adaptive sessions kept dragging me back to the parts I was quietly avoiding.
Yusuf R.Yusuf R.Oxford PPE
Why "eerily"

If it doesn't look like the real paper, it doesn't go in the bank.

Every question is written and reviewed against the current spec — same shape, same traps, same difficulty, same clock. Nothing softened to feel gentler than the real exam.

  • Reviewed against the current spec, not last year's
  • Timed to the exact real-exam clock, section by section
  • A full worked explanation written for every one
  • Pulled the moment it stops matching
Adaptive

Adaptive practice, not random drills.

Sessions target where you're weakest and back off where you're strong. Twenty focused minutes goes further than an hour of scrolling past papers.

Today's session18 min
Assumption spotting40%
Argument evaluation72%
Inference under time22%
No risk

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Worked explanations that actually tell you why. I stopped guessing and started spotting the pattern the examiners use.
Priya S.Priya S.UCL Computer Science